This spacious period three double bedroom town house provides beautifully presented accommodation in excess of 1300 square feet, which is arranged over four floors. On the ground floor there is a small entrance porch, leading into a bay fronted living room, a cast iron Morso solid fuel burning stove which is a focal point for this room, oak flooring flows through the living room into the dining room where there is another feature open fireplace. Double doors lead into an open plan extended kitchen dining area with a selection of eye level and base units, a twin bowl butler sink, an Esse range/oven, fridge freezer, integrated dishwasher and washing machine, a large larder cupboard with double doors, marble worksurfaces, underfloor heated limestone floor tiles provide additional heating.
A staircase situated between the living room and the dining room rises to the first floor and also descends to a secondary reception room, which is currently used as an office / study. On the first floor the landing has a good size double bedroom, built in cupboard and cast-iron Victorian fireplace. Across the landing is a beautiful large, refitted bath and shower room with views to the north over the Sussex weald. A roll-top free-standing bath suite is central and complementary to a white bathroom suite with a wash hand basin, WC, walk-in shower cubicle and stylish tiled flooring. On the second floor there are two further double bedrooms, one of which has loft access. The front bedroom is the larger and has stunning views above the village rooftops and across the church steeple towards the South Downs.Outside, a brick paved hard standing to the front of the house provides off-road parking for one car. There is a single garage with power and lighting at the far end of the rear garden which can be accessed via a contractual vehicular right of way through electronic gates at No. 29 High Street. The 100 ft rear garden is accessed through French-doors in the kitchen diner and has various sectioned areas, which are landscaped with limestone patios and brick paved pathways. There are two patio seating areas with raised beds and borders, which are separated part way down the garden by a useful power connected WC / garden storage building. The rear section of the garden has a pathway through shaded borders with camelias, rhododendrons and a beech tree, leading to a brick-paved area with a log store and a door providing pedestrian access to the rear of the garage. EPC Rating: D
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